where is the radio fuse located at in a 2004 tahoe?

Asked by cassiedabbs22 Mar 21, 2015 at 10:24 AM about the 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2004 Chevy Tahoe and my radio went completely out and everyone says its a
fuse but I found the fuse book but don't kno which one it is

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Cesar50303 answered 9 years ago

Hey in order to fix that problem go to the Fuse box under the hood and find the Fuse call (Radio) or (Radio Amp) check if both of them are working and that should solve your problem

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Nathan answered 7 years ago

Did this work ? Currently having the same problem

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GuruTRXHC answered 6 years ago

None, including the main fuse box say Radio, or radio amp

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GuruSC9RD answered 5 years ago

Worked fine. Daughter ran off road and radio started glitching on and off. Then just off, thanx turns out it was just the fuse.

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